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i would love them coming in from the sea, bombs exploding, i said, what is this cost? i don't even want to tell you, but it's a lot. we want to be doing that. as long as we are negotiating in good faith, which i think we will be. >> sean: you manage expectations i think pretty well. you didn't think coming in here you are going to sign an agreement, you said maybe it takes two, three, four, five meetings. you were open to going as fast or slow as he wanted. >> president trump: we got all y wrong better than i assumed. we gotlo a lot more done than i ever thought possible. he's going back. he is headed back. i think he's going back to get this done. he wants to get it done. you hear the whole thing about his father and other administrations, or his grandfather, the fact o is, he brings that up. they weren't dealing with me.er they were dealing with different people. nobody's ever come close. >> sean: talk about the difference between pass administration and yours? >> president trump: yes, i can't say it t because i don't want to be the one to say it. at some point, i'm